Ottawa Elks take District 11 Northern League opener in Bonner Springs
The Ottawa Elks American Legion team opened defense of their District 11 title with a 8-2 win over Bonner Springs. Pitcher Ronnie Lloyd earned his first victory of the season with 2 hits allowed and six walks while Don Gutsch struck out five in relief. Ottawa took an early 1-0 lead and extended it with a two-run double by Billy Greene in the third inning.
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Spahn Remains Silenced in Dodgers Defeat at LA
Veteran pitcher Warren Spahn, 43, failed to finish as Milwaukee fell 5-1 to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Spahn’s sixth straight incomplete start capped a rough season, with a 355- winner tally and a 4.32 ERA this year. Dodgers' Don Drysdale held the mound for seven innings, while Willie Davis delivered a two run triple in the key inning. Other NL results include Phillies edging Cubs 4-2 to lead, Giants, Reds, Cardinals, and Pirates games noted with various homers and late rallies.
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John Herrnstein
Phillies
Tony Gonzalez
Bobby Wine
Cubs
Snead's Open bid faces long odds at Congressional
At Congressional Country Club Snead seeks his first Open title in 24 years as 150 players tee off. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer are highlighted contenders along with Snead. Weathered by past misses Snead shows steady practice while Nicklaus and Palmer push for a slam. The long course tests driving and iron play with Saturday’s cut to 50 and ties heightening pressure.
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Congressional Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
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Baseball Scoreboard Focuses on American League Standings
A compact snapshot shows Chicago leading with a .611 mark followed by Baltimore at .603 and New York at .600. Minnesota, Cleveland, and Boston trail, with Detroit Washington and others close behind as results from Tuesday shape today’s schedule across divisions.
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League Leaders League Leaders
The Associated Press lists leaders in batting runs and RBIs for both leagues. Key names include Williams and Mays atop multiple categories, with notable marks by Clemente, Aaron, Williams, Ford, and Drysdale across batting, runs, hits, and strikeouts.
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San Francisco
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Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Athletics Rally To Five-Game Streak Under New Manager
Mel McGaha, newly installed Athletics skipper, steered Kansas City to a 7-4 and 6-0 sweep of Detroit, lifting the club to within one game of ninth in the AL. Finley reshaped payroll by cutting and raising three players, praising Wayne Causey Orlando Pena and John Wyatt for their work while McGaha’s rapid turnaround astonishes by local standards.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Orlando Pena
John Wyatt
Little League three in a row and Detroit talk of McGaha
The article notes a possible contract look at McGaha if a six-game streak occurs in Detroit, while MLB results show Chicago and New York splitting decisions, Cleveland and Los Angeles winning, and key performances by Ted Bowsfield, Tom Tresh, and Roger Maris as the season unfolds with multiple close scores and homers across the circuit.
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Tigers
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Diego Segui
Bill Freehan
Juan Pizarro
Orioles
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Floyd Robinson
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Rubelee leads in Kansas women’s golf state tourney
Miss Pat Rubelee of Kansas City Kansas opened defense of her state title at Salina Country Club, shooting a 40 34 74 to top medalist honors as match play begins. The 187 player field includes Topeka rivals Jackie Evans and Tillie Becker, with first round pairings listed.
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L. O. Geigler
Leavenworth
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Howard Dunham
Gale Curtis
Howard Engleman
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Court Gives Sympathy Court Gives Sympathy
NEW YORK AP Jack Molinas, convicted basketball briber, had sympathy from the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division but no reduction of his 10 to 15 year prison term. The court upheld the conviction but found the sentence unnecessarily excessive. Molinas, a former Columbia University and pro star, was found guilty in February 1963 of conspiracy three counts of bribery and attempted subornation of perjury. Three other men in the case Joseph Hachen Joseph Green and Aaron Wagman received sentences from three to eight years.
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Aaron Wagman
Major Stars Batting Seeks National League Record Pace
Ken Boyer of the Cardinals hit for the cycle in a 6-0 win over Houston, driving in three runs to end a five game skid. Juan Pizarro of the White Sox allowed three singles in six innings as Chicago defeated Baltimore 6-0, while Baltimore won the nightcap 3-1, top AL leaders.
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Houston
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Umpires Limit Strikes To Field After Parley
The National League Umpires Association faces a renewed chance for a pension settlement after a July 6 parley in New York. Eleven NL umpires will confer with the league executive committee about raising pensions from 200 to 300 dollars per year of service, with a July 3 walkout postponed. The AL recently boosted pensions from 150 to 250 dollars.
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John J. Reynolds
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Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnati Reds
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Milwaukee Braves
National League Umpires Association
Dick Culler dies at 49 former major league player
High Point business figure Richard B. Culler died Tuesday night at age 49. A former professional baseball player, he spent 15 years in the sport including five seasons in the major leagues with the Chicago White Sox Milwaukee Braves New York Giants and Boston Braves.
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Dick) Culler
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